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Credits:
Movie Name: Akhanda
Directed by: Boyapati Srinu
Produced by: Miryala Ravinder Reddy under Dwaraka Creations.
Star Cast: Nandamuri Balakrishna, Pragya Jaiswal, Srikanth
& Others
Music Director : S Thaman
DOP : Ram Prasad
Art Director: AS Prakash
Music Label : Lahari Music & T Series
DI: Annapurna Studios
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Chinna piece world motham current ah denamma Thor ki kuda sadyam kaadu kaadara erripuku boyapatii……
Uranium's usage in India's nuclear power sector is low, currently generating only about 3% of the country's total electricity. This is primarily because India has limited domestic uranium reserves and relies heavily on imported uranium.
India's low reliance on uranium
Limited reserves: India has modest domestic uranium reserves, which are typically low-grade compared to those of leading uranium-producing countries.
Heavy dependence on imports: To meet its nuclear fuel demands, India imports a significant portion of its uranium from countries like Kazakhstan, Russia, and Canada. A 2025 report by Kotak Securities noted that India currently imports over 75% of its uranium requirements.
Emphasis on thorium: Due to its vast thorium reserves, India is pursuing a three-stage nuclear power program. This long-term strategy is designed to maximize energy production from its more abundant thorium resources, reducing its long-term reliance on uranium.
India's three-stage nuclear program
This long-term strategy aims to overcome India's uranium scarcity and eventually transition to using its abundant thorium reserves.
Stage 1: Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors (PHWRs) are fueled by natural uranium and produce plutonium as a byproduct.
Stage 2: Fast Breeder Reactors (FBRs) will use the plutonium from the first stage to breed new fissile material, including uranium-233, from thorium.
Stage 3: Advanced Heavy Water Reactors (AHWRs) will use thorium and uranium-233 to achieve a sustainable and closed fuel cycle.
E boya gadi 😂
Veedendi ra tindaniki chusthunattu chusthunadu
Aritaku😅
Typical boys writing😂😂
Boyapati athi 😂😂
Maximum 200 Mev per fission of 235U. Isotopic abundance of 235U in natural uranim is 0.7%. One gram of 235U can yield energy of one 1 MWD
Nuvvu ee logic kottina, world mottaniki power ivvalevu. 😢
Uranium ni hand tho pattukoni antha dhaggaraga unnadaaaa. Boyamayya burrafhengindhaaa
Jharkhand, earth under